how would the pressure (exerted by a force on an area) change if -thrust is doubled keeping the area contact
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let pressure be p
and. new pressure be. p'
thrust be. F
Now
P=F/A
P'=2F/A. (new PRESSURE = 2×thrust/ area)
P'=2P. (new PRESSURE= 2×pressure)
THEREFORE PRESSURE WILL ALSO BE DOUBLED
and. new pressure be. p'
thrust be. F
Now
P=F/A
P'=2F/A. (new PRESSURE = 2×thrust/ area)
P'=2P. (new PRESSURE= 2×pressure)
THEREFORE PRESSURE WILL ALSO BE DOUBLED
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